Louisiana Attorney General

Louisiana Public Prosecutor A lawsuit was filed against RoboxAccusing the platform of failure in implementing basic safety control elements and making the site “the ideal place for children’s feelings.”

The lawsuit, which was filed on Thursday by Prosecutor Liz Morel, claims that Robox “continues and continues to distribute sexual assault materials to children and sexual exploitation of Louisiana children.” It also accuses a platform that does not intentionally offends the basic safety control elements to protect children from predators and failure to notify parents of risks.

Roblox, which was launched in 2006, has 82 million active users per day. The lawsuit notes that 20 % of these users are less than 8 years old, while another 20 % are between 9 and 12.

Morel said in a statement. “Roblox is bypassed with harmful content and predators for children because it gives priority to the growth of the user, revenues and profits on the safety of the child. Every father should be aware of the clear and present danger that is preparing for their children by Roblox so that they can prevent what cannot be perceived from happening in his home.”

According to the lawsuit, adults can put as children in Roblox, and children can overcome life requirements to reach experiences for older users.

The lawsuit refers to many explicit sexual experiences that were on the platform, including “Escape to Epstein Island”, “Diddy Party” and “Public Bathroom Simulator Vibe”.

Although the company cannot comment on suspended litigation, the statute is devoted to “large resources, including advanced technology and human moderation around the clock throughout the week, to help discover and prevent content and inappropriate behavior, including attempts to direct users outside the statute, where safety and moderation standards may be less than our births.”

The spokesman said: “Although there is no perfect system, Roblox has applied strict guarantees for technology and enforcement, including restrictions on sharing personal information and links and sharing the user’s photos to the user,” the spokesman said. “The safety of our society is a top priority.”

Last year, Robox I launched a number of safety measures To protect children on its platform, including preventing users under the age of 13 from sending direct messages. The measures have been implemented The following reports Which – which Robox was offering young users To dangerous risks, such as glowing and frank content.

Murrill claim that the recent safety measures of Roblox have been implemented after it is too late and insufficient.

The lawsuit seeks permanent restraint relief, which prevents the company from claiming that it has sufficient safety features and to participate in any activity that would violate the law of unfair commercial practices in Louisiana.